Anna Maria Silvana De Rosa

Prof. Dr. Anna Maria Silvana De Rosa


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Academic Career Length

33Years (1994-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 March 2019 in Journal of Destination Marketing & Management
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Anna Maria Silvana De Rosa
EBElena Bocci
Elena Bocci
LDLaura Dryjanska
Laura Dryjanska

22 February 2021 in Migration Studies
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Anna Maria Silvana De Rosa
EBElena Bocci
Elena Bocci
MBMattia Bonito
Mattia Bonito
MSMarco Salvati
Marco Salvati
Grounded in social representation theory and its empirical investigation into the ‘social arena’, inspired by the ‘modelling paradigmatic approach’, the research presented in this article is part of a larger project aimed at reconstructing the ‘multi-voice’, and ‘multi-agent’ discourse about (im)migration. Specifically, this contribution’s focus is on the exploration of shaping and sharing social representations about (im)migrants through communication via the social medium ‘Twitter’. A total of 1,958 tweets (967 Italian and 991 English tweets) were analysed through Systeme Portable Pour L’Analyse Des Donnees Textuelles [Portable System for Textual Data Analysis]SPAD in two lexical correspondence analyses. The results show a dichotomous discourse organising a semantic space structured around five different factors for the two distinct Twitter corpora: both clearly show polarised social representations of ‘immigrants–migrants’, leading to exclusion–inclusion policies depending on the discursive agent’s ideological affiliation in the Italian and the international political frame. Used as a propaganda tool, Twitter echoes the related pro- and anti-immigration polemical representations of opposite political leaders in posts that are positioned differently in relation to the progressive/conservative ideology.


1 February 2021 in URBAN DESIGN International
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Anna Maria Silvana De Rosa
TMTerri Mannarini
Terri Mannarini

1 April 1995 in International Journal of Psychology
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ACAlain Clémence
Alain Clémence
WDWillem Doise
Willem Doise
ARAnna Maria Silvana De Rosa
Anna Maria Silvana De Rosa
LGLorena Gonzalez
Lorena Gonzalez
La perception des violations des droits de l'homme par de jeunes individus insérés dans des contextes nationaux différents est‐elle organisée selon des principes comparables à ceux d'experts ou d'institutions internationales? La présente étude contribue à élucider cette question en la situant dans le champ de la psychologie sociale. La représentation sociale des droits humains a été analysée par le biais d'un questionnaire standardisé soumis à des sujets de quatre pays (Costa Rica, France, Italie et Suisse) âgés de 13 à 20 ans. Les résultats montrent que les individus partagent dans une large mesure une conception institutionnelle des droits humains. De fortes variations à l'intérieur et entre les contextes nationaux apparaissent néanmoins, en particulier dans la délimitation des libertés individuelles et du contrôle étatique.

1 June 2006 in Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour
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